Campus Resources
Admissions & Records
The Office of Admissions & Records serves as a resource for admissions, registration transactions, academic records and grades, petitions, enrollment verifications, transcript evaluations and more.
Building 1600, Second Floor
(925) 424-1500
CalWORKs Program
The CalWORKs program serves low income students with children. Contact the program for more information.
Room 1668
(925) 424-1459
Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (CARE) Program
The CARE program assists single, low income parents with children. Contact the program for more information.
Room 1668
(925) 424-1598
Career and Employment Center
The Career and Employment Center provides students and alumni with resources including workshops on resume building, interviewing skills and career exploration as well as monthly job and internship fairs.
Room 1604
(925) 424-1423
Child Development Center
The Child Development Center provides on-site childcare for student parents and Tri-Valley community members. Contact the center for more detailed information on eligibility and availability.
Room 2300
(925) 424-1560
Community Education
The Community Education program offers a variety of not-for-credit classes to enhance basic skills and provide career and technical training, retraining, and personal enrichment.
Room 1663
(925) 424-1467
Computer Center
The Computer Center provides instructional assistance to students.
Room 803
(925) 424-1144
Counseling
Counseling has professional counselors available to assist students in identifying, clarifying, and reaching their educational and career goals. Counselors provide confidential Academic, Career, Personal, and Online counseling.
Building 1600, First Floor
(925) 424-1400
Dreamers (Undocumented) Program
Dreamers are undocumented, DACA and AB 540 students. The UndocuAlly Task Force provides resources and support to reduce the issues these students face to help them achieve their academic goals.
Room 1668
(925) 424-1432
Disabled Student Programs & Services (DSPS) Department
DSPS provides support services, specialized instruction, and educational accommodations to students with disabilities. Contact the program for more information.
Room 1615
(925) 424-1510
Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS)
EOPS assists low income and educationally disadvantaged students to achieve their educational and career goals. Contact the program for more information.
Room 1668
(925) 424-1598
Financial Aid & Scholarships
Financial support is available in the form of fee waivers, grants and scholarships. Complete the FAFSA or California Dream Act Application each year on October 1st to determine eligibility for the fee waiver and grants for the following academic year. Apply for scholarships individually.
Room 1650
(925) 424-1580
Foster Youth Liaison
The Foster Youth Liaisons support current and former foster youth throughout all aspects of the community college experience. Contact the Foster Youth Liaison for more information.
Room 1668
(925) 424-1459
Homeless Liaison
The Homeless Liaison provides support and referrals to homeless students and those at-risk of becoming homeless. Contact the Homeless Liaison for more information.
Room 1668
(925) 424-1459
Integrated Learning Center (ILC)
The ILC is a student-centered place that houses the Mathematics Learning Center and the ESL Lab where help is readily available for students.
Room 601
International Student Program
The International Student Program supports international students who want to attend, or are currently attending, LPC.
Room 1658
(925) 424-1548
Library
The Library has laptops, books, periodicals, and audiovisual materials available for students to checkout, librarians who can provide assistance with research, citations, etc. and many more helpful resources for students.
Building 2000
(925) 424-1150
Puente Project
The Puente Project is a learning community with the goal of increasing the transfer-going rate of educationally disadvantaged students.
(925) 424-1414
(925) 424-1218
Reading and Writing (RAW) Center
The RAW Center provides reading and writing help to students for any class.
Room 2401, Office D
(925) 424-1218
Student Clubs
LPC has over 30 student clubs, encompassing cultural, educational, and special interests, as well as club sports. Students are also able to form new clubs.
Room 1643
(925) 424-1490
Student Health and Wellness Center
The Student Health and Wellness Center provides high quality, free or low cost health care services and wellness education for current LPC students.
Room 1701
(925) 424-1830
Transfer Center
The Transfer Center provides students and alumni with resources including answering transfer-related questions, assisting with transfer applications and hosting college admission representatives visits as well as transfer related Smart Shop Workshops.
Room 1604
(925) 424-1423
Tutorial Center
The Tutorial Center provides an array of services including scheduled appointment tutoring, drop-in tutoring, group sessions, and class tutoring for selected sections.
Room 2401
(925) 424-1450
Umoja Community
The Umoja Community is a two-semester college success program and learning community that provides a dedicated support system to help you reach your academic goals and life purpose.
(925) 424-1437
(925) 424-1244
Veterans First Program
The Veterans First Program provides support services to those who have served, or are currently serving in the armed forces, and also eligible dependents/spouses of Veterans.
Room 1314
(925) 424-1570